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From one of the Spring Flings...



Strangely enough, all rifles belonging to Sticks buddies, and not an M700 in the bunch. But I'm not surprised at the amount of incorrect info being passed around here, as not a single one of the naysayers have met Stick in person.

Love the bee on the far right.Nice rig

........ and what an even more powerful soul he would be if he would ask God to accompany him on one of his hunts and finally find where that love for his children originates from .....

yea, yea, I know ..... foghorn leghorn ....... laffin still ......

I saw him on a flight from Anchorage to Ketchikan last week. He seemed like a regular sort of guy. He was in the window seat just behind the exit row, but I just knew that if anything went wrong, he would save us all. However if the plane were to wreck, I couldn't help but think, as he threw me through the exit window, that he would look me straight in the eye and know that I shoot Nosler partitions and take a brief moment to humiliate me in front of all my fellow passengers. But, I would be alive, and the subject of one of Larry's future cyber vignettes. Ahh sweet mystery of life, at last I've found you. . . . .

Now thats funny,,,,,,,,,,,

So true BW.

It tends to leave an impression...video is impressive.

[quote=BW
Strangely enough, all rifles belonging to Sticks buddies, and not an M700 in the bunch. But I'm not surprised at the amount of incorrect info being passed around here, as not a single one of the naysayers have met Stick in person. [/quote]

And that is the difficult part of relationships on internet forums. You can't know or meet a person like you would in person. You lose voice inflection, facial expression, etc.

People tend to be different (often in a negative way) when anonymous. Even if you put your name off your birth certificate as your handle you are still anonymous. You see the same effect comparing large cities to small towns. People talk about how rude etc people are in a big city. There aren't any consequences for behavior like in a small town where you will see the same person the next day or the next week, or where your reputation will precede you.

Once you get to know most people as a person they really are decent people though there are obvious exceptions to the rule.

The above comments are not reflecting on Stick or other posters specifically merely observations in General.

Then again some folks are a-holes in person. Not directed to anyone in paticular, but when the hat fits...

Hell, BW's not that bad......grin...

I for one miss the bastid - considered him an internet friend. No advice he ever gave me was rude or didn't go exactly as he said it would.

Would love to meet him in person - course that means I would be in AK and:

"Paradise don't ever suck...."

Nope, not too bad, most the time. Just need a lesson on bears every now and then.

I bet it would.Barnes XCL's?

I remember when some guy from Down South had had his rifle lost,
stolen, broken or something. Stick loaned a man he had never seen,nor heard of, a rifle to hunt with. Ammo too. Spoke volumes
to me. Bob

PS. Tell him I said howdy

What I find hilarious is it wouldn't have mattered a whit whether the guy was a chink, or any other denomination, and yet what a strange, strange trip it's been! (apologies to the GFD)

Forgot about that one.

Nope, can't have a man like that around here... might step on somebodies feelers and make'em cry.

Maybe he could do a guest appearance? You know, an "Hour with Stick" just to catch up!

It is obviously unfortunate that we Campfire posters did not know Stick in person as our perceptions and opinions of him would almost certainly be different than they currently are. The only Stick most of us knew was the one that seemed to enjoy ripping people on the internet.

Expat

Pretty much only the clueless dumbasses, and the occasional nit wit who thunk it wise to take a poke at him.....'course ya had to pay attention.

Never seen him take a shot that wasn't earned.

Mebbe I missed something......

It's an idea, but an hour won't be enough.

Anybody who let Stick get under their skin wasn't paying attention to what was really going on, IMHO.